Silver Hallmarks - please help

I have this silver caddy spoon, definitely has the feel of old silver no clue about the hallmarks though. Can anyone please help?

 

Those do not appear to be "hallmarks" in the correct usage of the term. There is nothing in them that matches any of the officially sanctioned silver quality or assay marks of any country. Does have the look of silverplate maker marks from the UK, but I was unable to find this exact combination on either of the sites I use for such marks.

 

Malta. to be looked at by a specialist, because the system is very special. marks and unities were Italian, French, Aragonese a.o. .
where did you find it ?

 

It was in an auction lot of ceramics that I won. It looks very old to me

 

I'd agree on Malta. Interesting and unusual.

 

Many thanks everyone. I think definitely Maltese although Maltese hallmarks generally display silver content, I can only assume this is possibly an earlier piece. Really don’t thinks it’s plated, it’s definitely feels like silver, old silver, you just know the difference having handled both lots over the years. ‘‘Tis a mystery

 

Yeh I think also a mistake, thanks for input

 

it could be VERY old, before the English got Malta in the Napoleonic wars in 1800.
there were unities like French millesimes, deniers etc. that were not marked. there were also items that were marked Arabic.

 

Interesting, many thanks, I’m thinking it’s really really old

 

Looks to me like a mid to late 19th century English electroplate fiddle pattern caddy spoon - several manufacturers, both known and unknown, used the cross pattée as part of their marks (and at least a couple used the different shaped Maltese cross).

~Cheryl

 

For me too, they are fantaise marks you can found on plates metal in England, I give you pictures of the same style if you want, in my material i've some pieces with such marks.

 

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Did you get to the bottom of those 'hallmarks'? I have one with the exact same stamps.

 

I too have one yes definitely feels like silver , but the thing thats getting me it bends easily and is not heavy like a base metal as silver plate spoons are, in some places the Cross is the symbol for silver